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Season 2Episode 05Venn diagrams

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Venn diagrams

Season 2

Episode 05 Time frame 1 period

Prerequisites :

Objectives :

See examples of Venn diagrams.

Review the main set operations.

Materials :

Lesson about Venn diagrams.

Mathing ards with denitions and Venn diagrams.

1 – Matching game with sets definitions and diagrams 10 mins

Eighteen denitions and eighteen Venn diagrams are handed out to the students. They

mingle tond the rightdiagramfor their denition and vie-versa..

2 – Oral presentations 45 mins

After a few lesson slides, eah pair of students goes to the board to explain the diagram

and the denition. Alldiagramsare inluded in the beamer.

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Venn diagrams

Season 2

Episode 05 Document Lesson

Venndiagramsare graphialrepresentationsof relationsbetween two,threeormoresets.

Eah set is represented by a simple geometrial shape, suh as a irle, an ellipse or a

retangle.

One set inside a universe

In thisrst example,wesee the universe

(the inside of the retangle) and one sub-

set of

,

A

(the inside of the irle). The

omplement of

A

in

,

A

,isthepart ofthe

retangle that is not inside the irle.

Ω A

A

Two sets inside a universe

Inthis seondexample,weseetheuniverse

and two subsets of

,

A

(blak, on the

right)and

B

(grey, onthe left).The inter-

setion

A ∩ B

of the two sets is their om-

mon part.Theunion

A ∪ B

ofthe twosets

istheinsideofthetwoirles,inludingthe

intersetion.

Ω A

B

Three sets inside a universe

Inthisthirdexample,weseetheuniverse

andthreesubsetsof

,

A

(blak,ontheup-

perright),

B

(grey, on the upper left) and

C

(dashed, below

A

and

B

). Every pos-

sible intersetion or union of two or three

ofthesesetsandtheiromplementisrepre-

sentedonthisdiagram.Forexample,region

3is

(A ∩ B) ∩ C

,while

(A ∪ B) ∩ C

ismade

Ω A

B

C 1

2 3

4 5

6

7

8

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Venn diagrams

Season 2

Episode 05 Document Solutions

Realnumbers that are not deimal. Realnumbers that are deimal.

Parallelograms with their diagonals

equalorperpendiular.

Parallelograms with their diagonals

equaland perpendiular.

Integersmultiplesof 7andof2but not Integers multiples of 7 that are not

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Naturalnumbers that are neithermul-

tiple of 2nor multiplesof 3.

Parallelogramswiththeirdiagonalsnot

equalorperpendiular.

Parallelograms with their diagonals

equal or perpendiular or neither but

not both.

Parallelograms with their diagonals

equaland perpendiular or neither.

Inthesetofrealnumbers,naturalnum-

bers and irrationalnumbers.

Real numbers that are neither irratio-

nalnor natural.

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Irrationaland deimal real numbers.

Isoseles triangles that are not equila-

teral.

Trigonometri and linear funtions

suh that

f (0) = 0

.

Funtions suh that

f (0) = 0

that are

neitherlinear nor trigonometri.

Funtions suh that

f (0) 6= 0

that are

neither linear nor trigonometri.

All linear and trigonometri funtions

andotherfuntionssuhthat

f (0) 6= 0

.

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Document 1

Mathing ards : denitions and Venn Diagrams

Realnumbers that are not deimal.

Realnumbers that are deimal.

Parallelogramswith their diagonalsequal orperpendiular.

Parallelogramswith their diagonalsequaland perpendiular.

Integers multiples of 7and of 2but not of 14.

Integers multiples of 7that are not even.

Isoseles trianglesthat are not equilateral.

In the set of real numbers, naturalnumbers and irrationalnumbers.

Natural numbers that are neither multipleof 2nor multiplesof 3.

Parallelograms with their diagonalsnot equalor perpendiular.

Parallelograms with their diagonalsequaland perpendiular or neither.

Parallelogramswith their diagonals equalorperpendiular or neitherbut not both.

Irrational and deimalreal numbers.

Real numbers that are neitherirrationalnor natural.

Trigonometri and linear funtions suh that

f (0) = 0

.

Funtions suh that

f (0) = 0

that are neitherlinear nor trigonometri.

Funtions suh that

f (0) 6= 0

that are neitherlinear nor trigonometri.

All linear and trigonometrifuntions and other funtions suh that

f (0) 6= 0

.

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